Ahhh, hand building! Before ceramicists invented the wheel, hand building was the only way to go - so let's step back in time!
Get those mitts ready to form something out of clay! This technique includes three main techniques and forming methods: pinching, coiling and slab building. Once you're familiar with these, you can make just about anything out of clay. Let your imagination run wild!
This six week hand building course is a great introduction to working with clay. This course will include:
Approximately 6-8 weeks after the course, you will have a selection of beautiful handmade ceramics to take home with you and show off with pride. (Please note: things may take a little longer to be fired and glazed especially during winter months or busy periods).
This class is perfect for those who are absolute beginners or anyone just keen to give this a go, your host will welcome you with open arms.
The Pot Project's 6 Week Hand Building course runs for 6 weeks on Mondays or Tuesdays. Once you have chosen your start date and time, your course will run on that same day and time for the next 6 weeks.
Please, keep in mind, the host’s unable to hold onto your finished products for longer than 2 months after your collection message has been sent. If you haven’t heard from them about collecting within 6-8 weeks after your experience, please get in touch with them directly
Age restrictions: 18+
Adult | £180 |
Fun course that offers an easy introduction to pottery but without being too structured or prescr...
Convivial experience with good people in a cool space. Very relaxing and enjoyable
Fun course that offers an easy introduction to pottery but without being too structured or prescriptive. Thanks!
Convivial experience with good people in a cool space. Very relaxing and enjoyable
Chloe was first introduced to working with clay by ceramicist Potty Joy from Devon. Inspired by this, Chloe went on to further her learning by taking throwing lessons and self-teaching. Since then, she's gone on to teach a variety of workshops, including ones for people with disabilities.
This creative has also been making and selling work for the last two years through her business, Get Ya Pots Out. Chloe is passionate about celebrating the beauty in all bodies and making ceramics an accessible space for all to enjoy.
Ask your question directly to The Pot Project.